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Made some replacement string pins for my guitar with #Onshape and #3DPrinting ! https://glow-ahead.ghost.io/replacement-guitar-string-pins/#/portal/
About to go live with another #SpaceSongSunday, where we shall see if they immediately break and lash me with steel fury. (glowascii on IG / https://bit.ly/spacesongsunday)
Auch historische Objektive lassen sich an Digitalkameras adaptieren, wie dieses Hugo Meyer #Aristostigmat 240/5,5. Besonders einfach wird es, wenn der Originalflansch noch vorhanden ist, für den man sich dann einen #Adapter in #3D bauen kann.
Mehr Adapter-Ideen für #Altglas: https://www.schlicksbier.com/adapter-fuer-altglas-an-modernen-digitalkameras
The Smarter One is learning #OnShape next to me. The couch is filled with happy burbling #MechanicalEngineering noises.
My Space Station infinity mirror is getting close to a final alpha. Printing some last test pieces and then it's off to the races.
#cad #cad3d #3d #3dprint #3dprinting
#onshape #parametriccad #WLED #led #ledshow #anikimakes
Noch eine Frage, bevor ich mich da in ein Programm komplett reinfuchse: Ist es möglich, #stl Dateien so in #FreeCAD oder #Onshape zu öffnen oder dafür zu konvertieren, dass man sie in den Programmen abändern / ergänzen kann?
Konkretes Beispiel: stl Datei eines Objektivadapters, wo ich den kameraseitigen Teil behalten will, aber den anderen Teil abändern möchte?
@erik Dann würde ich #onshape empfehlen. Dort legst du meist in 2D erstmal ne exakte Skizze an, von der ausgehend dann ein 3D-Modell erzeugt wird. Schau mal hier https://youtu.be/VyVqG8ZPvaM zum Beispiel.
@erik Kostenlos/OpenSource wäre #FreeCAD, das finde ich etwas fummelig, hab’s aber lange nicht genutzt. Bin inzwischen sehr zufrieden mit #onshape, da gibt es einen kostenlosen Plan, deine Modelle sind dann aber öffentlich sichtbar. Zublezterem ging es schöne Tutorials von Preusche3D auf YouTube.
Ganz einfach zu bedienen ist TinkerCAD, aber für deine Anwenung (genaue Maße?) vermutlich nicht geeignet.
Moin #PhysikEdu,
ich habe endlich mein Isotopentafel-Puzzle fertig modelliert und gedruckt. Damit kann man die Isotope zusammenpuzzelnd und anschließend Zerfallsreihen ermitteln, wobei ein „Zerfallsrahmen“ auch nur auf die Isotope passt, die diesen Zerfall „können“.
- Makerworld: https://makerworld.com/en/models/998223?profiled=975203#profileId-975045 freue mich über Boost/Likes
Hallo #PhysikEdu, ich habe ein #3ddruck-Modell für den Zusammenhang Druck = Kraft / Fläche hochgeladen. Im Set sind Platten mit verschiedenen Pin-Dichten.
Modelle:
- https://www.printables.com/model/1133199-pressure-demonstrator-physics-model-parametric
- https://makerworld.com/en/models/947230#profileId-914236
Orignial-CAD, parametrisch:
- https://cad.onshape.com/documents/a8e0804a28d9ec9d1debe80f/w/9ffda8f8b6bb1c0d0f88a610/e/6b6f546c836c171bc1093366?configuration=List_EtlCwwEjGl8KTu%3D_9__pins&renderMode=0&uiState=67812eebded9f6272ef3cbcc
Wochenrückblick, Ausgabe 68 (2024-47)
Themen:
Woodworking Level-Up: Drechselbank
CLI-Tool der Woche: lnav
European alternatives for popular services
Web Share API
FreeCAD 1.0.0
EpisodeHive
In dieser Woche gehört: Tommahawk, Lena Brysch
#Wochenrückblick #CLI #Shell #lnav #Drechseln #Holz #Woodworking #Woodturning #Europe #WebShareApi #FreeCAD #Onshape #Fusion360 #Autodesk #Episodehive #IMDB #TV #Techno
#FreeCAD 1.0 is just amazing. Even as a beginner, I was able to pull off a parametric design for my new split keyboard. I'm at the point, where I like it more than #OnShape
Some useful tips:
- Download OpenTheme, imho it looks much nicer
- Apply the OpenTheme suggested settings
- Add DynamicData and Lattice2 and get familiar with it
Testing out #Fusion360 because i think it might be a better tool than #OnShape
I can not express how ridiculously frustrating it is to have it take MULTIPLE MINUTES (5+?) to export a damn stl file or export an archive file.
Also, I effing hate it's "we're a desktop app, except you're screwed without our servers". Fucking commit. At least OnShape had the cajones to go "it's a web app".
Somehow OnShape manages to export any format instantly or within a few seconds.
@kevinbolding @Daharoni what about #Onshape? It’s free, convenient to have everything online, and you can learn the basics very easily with a few tutorials
Edit: I just remembered I get an educational account via the university, so I don’t actually know what the basic free features are. Still worth a try I think!
#TinkerCAD is not advanced or difficult to use, which it gets a lot of hate for, but it is actually amazing.
My cousin recently got a printer. The hype lasted a month, and now it is only collecting dust. When I got my printer, I printed a single spool in the first year. 3 in the second year, and now, in the third year, I gave up counting. The difference was that I started to design my own stuff, and my cousin has now run out of stuff on Printables.
The biggest hindrance to 3D printing is the desire to design and print your own things. I had a lot of experience with Blender and played with SketchUp when it just came out and still belonged to Google.
TinkerCAD is often the goto tool for beginners. If we didn't have it, newbies would need to go to #Fusion360 or #onShape, which could be intimidating.
TinkerCAD is an underappreciated pilar of the 3D printing community.
I am playing around in #Onshape after recentlyly making the switch from #Fusion360.
The interface has a lot of changes and I don't have the muscle memory that I had in Fusion360 yet and I am still learning the icons, but it is fun.
One thing I like, which might have been possible in Fusion360 but I never found it, is the "Variable studio" function.
It allows you to easily set variables accross many designs. So I can use parameters such as NumWalls, TopLayers, BottomLayers and NozzleDiameter across many designs and change it one place.
Fusion360 had a variable and parameter function which I used all the time for parametric designs, but I find this far more intuitive.
One of my biggest challenges switching back to #Linux now, is the lack of support for #Fusion360 used for #3dprinting.
Many would critisize me for using Fusion360, but hey! It works!
I am productive, efficient and good in it. I have my workflow and I have 2 years of experience in it. It has its problems and me using it is in no way me actually liking and approving of their business practises or how they treat our community.
So I guess I am finally making the switch to #onshape
"Congratulations, it's a boy!" 
Apparently this is what happens when you send servo positions from the old version directly to the new one.
Baby steps.
